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Rfsa Magazine Retired Faculty-Staff Association of the University of Texas at Austin RFSA MAGAZINE RETIRED FACULTY-STAFF ASSOCIATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN PETER FLAWN, 1926-2017 page 16 RFSA VISITS IRELAND page 26 FIRST-CLASS ASSET: J. J. PICKLE RESEARCH CAMPUS page 31 FALL 2017 SITES.UTEXAS.EDU/RFSA RFSA Fall 2017 | 1 102631 TxExes RFSA NL.indd 1 12/21/17 13:18 RFSA MAGAZINE VOLUME XXXII, ISSUE 1 RFSA BOARD 2017-18 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE PRESIDENT Tany Norwood PRESIDENT-ELECT Ruth Rubio SECRETARY Corky Hilliard TREASURER Clemith Houston TREASURER EMERITUS John J. McKetta HISTORIAN Barbara Frock HISTORIAN EMERITA Martha Boyd MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Sharon Justice Bill Lasher Terry Martin PAST PRESIDENT Cecil Martinez OTHER OFFICERS ACTIVITY CALENDAR EDITORS Barbara Frock George Frock MAGAZINE EDITOR Linda Peterson MEMBERSHIP Peggy Kruger Peggy Mueller PHOTOGRAPHER & IT Miles Abernathy SCHOLARSHIP FUND Eleanor Moore SPONSORSHIP SOLICITOR Cecil Martinez INTEREST GROUP CHAIRS BRIDGE Liz Bozyan Mary Kay Hemenway DISCUSSION Don Davis Alice Reinarz EXERCISE Carolyn Wylie FINANCE/INVESTMENTS Phil Kelton Pauline Lopez Lewis Myers FINE ARTS Vacant FOODIES Sharon Justice HEALTH Linda Millstone Ruth Rubio TRAVEL Marcia & Mike Arn Karen & John Harrison TEXAS EXES SUPPORT & Carol Barrett and the Texas Exes COORDINATION Communications Team Cover photo by Marsha Miller, Barbara Jordan statue on UT campus Back cover photo by John Slattery, Pickle Research Campus water tower, courtesy of PRC Commons Learning Center 2 | SITES.UTEXAS.EDU/RFSA 102631 TxExes RFSA NL.indd 2 12/21/17 13:18 CONTENTS 2 4 5 6 11 RFSA BOARD MESSAGE FROM SUPPORT OUR INTEREST GROUPS STAY CONNECTED THE PRESIDENT SPONSORS 12 16 18 20 21 FALL LUNCHEON DR. PETER FLAWN MEMBERS’ ECLIPSE RFSA UPDATES AND MYSTERY PHOTO MEMBERS STORIES OUTREACH ANSWER REMEMBER Board Meeting PETER FLAWN UT Health/Lifestyle Expo Dell Medical School Tour 24 26 31 34 SCHOLARSHIP RFSA VISITS FIRST CLASS IN MEMORIAM FUND IRELAND ASSETS - J. J. PICKLE RESEARCH CAMPUS RFSA Fall 2017 | 3 102631 TxExes RFSA NL.indd 3 12/21/17 13:18 A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT in some way. Before we retired, donating funds was often the best option. Now most of us have less money to share, so we might be looking for other ways to make our world a better place. There are hundreds of local organizations that need volunteers, and most of us have pitched in, at least occasionally. But I would like to share some creative ideas that might give you additional inspiration. The Turquoise Table started right here in Austin, when Kristin Schell painted her old picnic table turquoise and dragged it into her front yard. That table became a meeting place for neighbors, friends and strangers to hang out, and has spurred a front yard revival, a welcoming place to gather and share life, love, laughter, and tears. Turquoise tables are appearing all over (as far away as Uganda), as places for peo- ple to gather and support each other. Kristin’s website has a quotation from William Butler Yeats: “There are no strang- ers here; only friends you have not met.” During this era of online friends, having a human at the table is very appealing. Two other sharing opportunities that I love are “Little Hello, RFSA members! I hope your summer was relaxing Free Libraries” and “Blessing Boxes”. Anyone can put a Lit- and recharging, that your fall was filled with the fun activ- tle Free Library in their front yard (or community center or ities that we all enjoy as the weather cools a little, and that church or wherever), a small box with a clear door, and stock your winter, so far, has been filled with the warmth of family it with books for all ages. People can get a book or leave a and friends. book. It’s a great way to encourage reading, and perhaps let One of the things that I enjoy about RFSA is that you have a child own a book for the very first time. A Blessing Box is opportunities to become involved at whatever level you a cousin to the Little Free Library, a place to leave food and want. I think all of us enjoy our Fall and Spring Luncheons, personal care items for those who might need them. Many generously hosted by President Fenves. They are a chance communities have food banks, but sometimes people just to catch up with former colleagues while enjoying delicious need enough food to feed their children that night. It is dis- food and hearing interesting speakers. And perhaps that creet, no one has to ask for help, and it can change someone’s is enough for you to continue with your membership. But day. Friends, social groups and websites such as Nextdoor if you have the time to attend some of our Interest Group make it easy to involve others to help keep the libraries and gatherings, you will get to visit with members in a much blessing boxes stocked. smaller venue while learning from specialists in a variety I am inspired by you, my fellow RFSA members. Your of fields (Discussion, Finance/Investments and Health In- friendship and your stories have helped me become a better terest Groups); play party bridge (Bridge); enjoy lunch or person, and I and thank all of you for allowing me the oppor- dinner at a new restaurant (Foodies); work out at the Rec tunity to serve as your president this year. I hope to see you Sports Center (Exercise); or enjoy local to around-the- at our many RFSA events in 2018, and wish you a new year world trips (Travel). If you wish there was a group that did filled with joy. something else—anything that you and other RFSA mem- bers might enjoy—start one! I have heard people talk about —Tany Norwood book clubs, active outings, volunteering, cooking classes P RESIDENT , 2017-18 and more. Let me know if you have any ideas; after all, this is your organization! Those who attended the Fall Luncheon got to hear Kevin Tuerff and his amazing story of how 9/11 changed his life and how that tragic event continues to lead him in unexpected directions. His compassion and generosity of spirit were inspirational to all of us. Particularly in this time of mean-spirited political division, it is even more important to practice kindness to others and give back 4 | SITES.UTEXAS.EDU/RFSA 102631 TxExes RFSA NL.indd 4 12/21/17 13:18 SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS Our sponsors have been solicited because of their excellent reputations in selling the best goods and providing the best service to customers. Many of them are family businesses that have been in our community for a long time. These include the Covert family of auto dealerships, the Strand family of Stan’s A/C, the Ravel family of Karavel Shoes, the Goff family of Mr. Appliance, and the Fish family of Weed-Corley-Fish Funeral Homes. Our other sponsors, although not family owned, have a longtime reputation for giving wonderful service to the com- munity. They are St. David’s HealthCare, University Federal Credit Union, and the Westminster Retirement Communi- ty. And please give a warm welcome to our newest sponsors: Fast Park & Relax, providing fast, easy and economical offsite parking at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport; and Aus- tin Hearing Services, offering state-of-the-art comprehensive hearing health care. Through their sponsorships, these businesses help us keep our membership dues low and provide support to UT students through the RFSA Scholarship Fund. When you need goods or services, please consider using them; it will be a win-win-win situation for you, for them and for RFSA. And when you use them, please let them know that you belong to RFSA, and that we appreciate their support. Stan' s has been serving Austin for 6 0 years, and we' ve got the gray hair to prove it. $25 Off Tune-Up 10% Off Repairs Free Energy Audit Stan's 30-point Precision Tune-Up Stan's repairs all makes and models. If your home is 10 years old or older, far exceeds industry standards 100% satisfaction guaranteed. call Stan’s for a free energy audit to make and insures your air conditioning Factory trained technicians. your home more energy efficient. system is in top working condition. Not valid with other offers or annual contracts. The Strand family is only at Stan’s. www.stansac.com 512-929-9393 Most major credit cards accepted. TACLB 23827E 102631 TxExes RFSA NL.indd 5 12/21/17 13:18 INTEREST GROUPS Respect and Honor BRIDGE explain, in a general and non-intimidating fashion, a topic of interest. Participants benefit from the learning that occurs but also from the ensuing dialogue among the members and for Austin area families. with the speaker. As retirees, some of us have fewer opportu- nities for real conversation with friends and colleagues. Our small setting is designed to offer such opportunities. We also want to express gratitude to the Howson branch of the Austin Public Library for permitting us to use their suit- able (and free) meeting room. With adequate nearby parking, the library facility at 2500 Exposition is convenient for all participants. Finally, we appreciate the good suggestions from members for discussion group topics. While not all can be arranged, Weed-Corley-Fish North this interaction with members assures an appropriate vari- 512-452-8811 ety in programs. Topics for fall 2017 featured social outreach services in Austin. Our first fall presenter, Tommi Ferguson, Weed-Corley-Fish South executive director of Capital City Village (CCV), explained 512-442-1446 that she is part of a nonprofit dedicated to helping seniors Pat Boone, Jake Aggarwal and Kathleen Howard enjoy a bridge game stay in their homes and communities as long as possible.
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